Santa Fe Bank crisis debate roils state budget talks
Santa Fe news recounts a heated session in executive circles over bank bonds and public funds. It highlights contributions by state officials, concerns about deposits and safeguards, and comments on President Harding's stance and Congress’s oversight. The piece notes bonds, state treasurer duties, and public finance tensions.
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Santa Fe Bank
Mewley
Mann
Eal
Hanndred
Nate
Hank
Vos
United States
Inne Junury Nation
Atwatfalal
Kent
Conuaress
Fie
Ale
Mane
Wren
Wilson Spike
Navin
Pawl
Yiloeael
Ein
System of Representatives
Pope | Sylar Generntion Company
Fond Fren Eneaeny
Monkey Magee Critics State Auditor Records Shortfalls
Albuquerque letters critique the State Auditor for lacking permanent gasoline tax records. The exchange centers on deposit receipts and the authenticity of office copies versus claimed permanent ledgers. Readers are urged to trust the Auditor’s document as the official evidence in disputes over tax deposits and record keeping.
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C. MaGee
Albuquerque Journal of Wednesda Sion
Treasuiror
Matbee
Auditors
Debate Over Tariff Bill Tugs Congress Toward Expedited Passage
Chicago Tribune argues postponement harms business as American producers urge quick tariff bill passage. It notes congressional divisions and South's protectionist pressures, urging impartial financial solutions to debt and economic issues amid the heat of elections.
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New York Times
Senate
Onder
Amer 7
South
Congress
Chicago Tribune
Governor asks Taxpayers Association to audit state officials
Governor Mechem urges the Taxpayers Association to conduct an official audit of the State Treasury and State Auditor's offices. He cites questions about the Traveling Auditor and asserts the association can provide a credible review while easing the auditor's workload. The clash centers on authority and the integrity of state financial management.
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Taxpayers Association
Mechem
State Treasury
State
Lanrety
Edward
Safford
Aftrencon
Asplund
Twill
Travels
Association
New Mexico News Review highlights Rio Grande school leadership change
Evans of Northbridge Center arrives to lead the Rio Grande Industrial School in Albuquerque after Rev Orta’s resignation. Fivany, a Yale graduate and former pastor, named superintendent. Miss Smith to assist. Community response includes clothing drive run by church members and Salvation Army distribution plans. Frank Midlin donates a silver service to the university’s Sarah Reynolds hall.
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Evans
Northbridge
Mae
Rio Grande
Congregational Mission
Ortaivhiche
Mie Smith
Fivany
Tae
Central, Congregational
Northbridge Center
Mics
Hevies
Alan Cunts
Connecticut
Albuquerque
Etkseluh
Rabbi Bergman
Richard J. Great
Te Salvation Army
Frank Midlin
Mbiquerane
University
Sarah Reynolds
Hot School Lunches Boost Health in Quay County
In Quay County rural schools near Santa Barbara and Old Ven, hot lunches introduced this year improved pupil health and attendance. Weighing and measuring showed underweight fell from to 68 percent and infections dropped. one formerly sick child gained days of attendance. Mrs Lewalling leads Junior Extension Club efforts with new programs and local literature support.
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Quay County Rural School
Santa Harbara
Old Ven
Albus
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Marylin
Barelas
Mimquerdae
Lewalling
Mesica Agricultural
Atrisea village school raises funds for hot lunch program
In Atrisea near Mbuquergne the Pare nt Teach ution a cated a Vi now money to equip the school for hot lunches. The PT. A. organized and aided the final regalry business meeting was held Friday evening at the Howse school to raise funds for the initiative.
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Atrisea
Mbuquergne
Ution
PT. A
Howse
Raiding a Sandside Still Near Cap Rock Uncovers Mash Bars
Officers led by C A Reethibition and Sheriff Zumwalt raid a sandside site near Cap Rock Saturday. They find mash bars and other relics of a still as they question Orville Heals about the operation. Local tale centers on Beals and potential proprietary interest in the plant.
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C. A
Zumwalt
Policion
Marion Keetor
Cap. Rock
Feily Orville Heals
Beals
Roswell News
Kiwanis backs drive for surgical aid to children
Colfax Julius Kuhnert, physical director for the High School, told the Kiwanis club at a Wednesday noon meeting that financial help is needed to provide surgical care for children whose parents cannot pay. He noted defects like adenoids and diseased tonsils hinder students and urged immediate action. The club unanimously endorsed the subscription-based movement to assist such children.
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Julius Kuhnert
Kiwanis Cla
Kuhnert
Clu
Robbery at Clara Barton Memorial Association
Mrs. Dixie Owen reports a break in at the Clara Barton Memorial Association area. Robbers cut a hole in a door frame to release a bar, leaving blood smears and fragments. several crews were found in Clovis. Authorities pursue leads and expect arrests of the President Mrs. Harding and Mrs. Wilson mentioned in dispatches.
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Dixie Owen
Clara Barton Memorial Association
America
Sec
Mary L. Carroll
Ford
Ark
Clovis
Outen
D.C
National Red Cross
Clara
Memorial College
Lawrence Avery De Baca Escapes With Horse From Shumake Case
Lawrence Avery De Baca, 23, under a five year Missouri penitentiary sentence for a charge against Henry T. Shumake, fled Frida Div. od. with a horse and fiddle belonging to Shumake. A $50 reward is offered for his capture. Fort Summer Leader reports the incident.
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Lawrence Avery
Henry T. Shumake
Missouri
Frida
Mr Shumake
Fort Summer
Sunflower Silage Tested as Substitute for Corn Silage
At the College, sunflower silage was fed to cows as a substitute for cane or corn silage. Cows accepted it with time and produced nearly the same milk as corn silage, though slightly less than with corn. Average daily milk output over 44 days was 2207 pounds with cane silage and 2176 pounds with sunflower. Flavor of tails unchanged. Researchers conclude sunflower silage is desirable as corn silage and may be a satisfactory substitute when corn fails to mature or as an emergency crop.
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Earth
Cave
Christmas Seals Adopted by Carlsbad Woman's Club
The Woman's Club of Carlsbad takes charge of the Christmas Seals for Eddy county. Seals go to school centers and teachers distribute to children who earn a small commission. Seventy five percent of proceeds stay locally to aid tubercular relief through Associated Charities.
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National Tuberculosis Association
Woman's Club
Carlsbad
Eddy County
Associated Charities
Cartebad Argus
Denver visitor notes ore growth at Last Chance mine
Hidalgo JG Nicholas of Denver visited HW White at the Last Chance mine noting enlarged mine plans and stronger ore. Four drifts show good ore, especially the west drift with the highest grade yet. A new vein averages over 3 feet wide with over 20 ounces silver per ton. Daily hoisting ranges from 33 to 45 tons, and mill operation was expected in February. Power plant includes a 178 water tube boiler, 120 Corliss engine, 440 foot compressor, and a 40 HP generator. shaft to 540 foot level planned soon.
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JG. Nicholas
Denver
HW. White
White
Corliss
Lincoln Ottman Shoemaker Shot at Aceme and Local Election Talk
A report from the Aceme area notes Ottman Shoemaker living in Fucinoso neighborhood accidentally shot himself with a 32 six shooter. He was wounded in the leg, attended by a Lincoln doctor, and taken to town for care. The same dispatch mentions Roy A. Black planning to establish an office, Capitan Mountaineer details, and a municipal election in Clovis to decide a commission form of government with three district commissioners and a city manager. Local water issues, oil discoveries at Sunshi Statewell No. 2 near Kirisas, and community activities by women’s clubs and Red Cross are described along with several personal notes and events.
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Ottman Shoemaker
Fucinoso
Aceme
Init
Cavalry
Lincoln
R Omatch
Roy A. Black
Seagrave
Texas
Ing
Capitan
Capitan Mountaineer
Kirisas
New Mex
Raymond R. Ryan
Kansas
New Mexico
Forest Fielder
Raton
Pearl Kelloxg
Yates
Federation of Woman's Clubs
Serl
Red Cross
Mra Em
Kegel Mt
Advorate
Kegel
David Straub
Stillwater
Oklo
Mix Brandis
Rand
13Th Missouri Cavalry
New York Herald
Clovis
Dee
Roh. M. Ferguson
Tyrone
Fermanager
Gtson
Board of Education
Silver City Enterprise
Clovis News
A. Pet
Hearing set for James Todd in fatal St Vrain case
Preliminary hearing underway for James Todd charged with killing James Roy at St Vrain on November 23. Robbers broke into A Perea store, bound defendant over to district court for first degree murder. Robbery involved wagon load of dry goods and groceries. motive linked to long standing quarrel with victims’ brothers in law. Defense to rely on self defense.
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James Todd
James
Roy
St Vrain
A. Perea
Vaughn
J. P. Noble
Clovis
Erand Inry
Jdresses
Perea
Arraignment for moon shining in Roy area shocks community
Harding tre Archuleta and son Tom Hughes were arraigned before U S Commissioner Foster at Roy on moon shining charges. Reports say whiskey was found at Archuleta ranch near Hox. The pair posted bonds of 2500 dollars and await federal grand jury action.
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Tre Archuleta
Tom Hughes
F. H. Foster
Roy
Arc
Chuleta
Hox
Federal Grand Jury
Sisters of Nazareth Faithfuls File Incorporation In New Mexico
Notice lists the Sisters of the Holy Nazareth Family filing articles of incorporation in New Mexico with headquarters in Cook County Illinois and names Mother Mo Antonin Danisch as president and Sister Mo Opestow Polentz as secretary, with resident agent Sister Mary e. The document provides dates and notices of related land and probate filings in Santa Fe and Chamita, including proofs of intent and witness lists for multiple parcels and lands in New Mexico.
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Sisters of the
Hole Family of Nazareth
Mlinois
Seconduet General Hospital
New Mexico
Clayton
Marye
Preantention
Mo Antonin Danisch
Opestow Polentz
Cook County
Wooden coaches notice for public publication
Department of the Interior notice shows V8 Lam cp at Santa Fe. Xo M. December Forwhip 228. B Meridian filed to make final proof to establish claim to land before US Commissioner at Expand M. We were told that on January 14 no wooden passenger coaches were in service but some remained in Chamita Philadelphia Reading suburban trains. Twenty-one dead and a score injured.
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Deva
Santa Pe
Baward L Arsold
Moriachty
Wheee & Ron
Ramen Acaytor
Otte, NM
Department of the Interior
T & Land Office
Santa Fe
N. Mex
Manu Herrera
Chamita
Whem
Small Holding Clair
N. Ranke
Meridia
Expanola
X.M
Witnsesen
Amarante Garcia
Wenceslao Garcia
Juan Antonio Martines
Antonio J Garcia
Chamita Vergere
Xo M
Meridian
James
Philete
Chamita Adelphia
Reading
Secretive matrimonial ads and job notices from five cities
Classified style clippings offer marriage ads for wealthy matches with confidentiality and many years of experience, plus employment pitches for sales roles and hosiery agents. Listings mention The Successful Club in Oakland, FAIRMONT MATERNITY HOSPITAL, and Cowan Tire in Chicago, with prospects spanning Kansas City and Darby Pennsylvania.
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Wrobel
Oakland
California
Agents Wanted And Sales Jobs In Hosiery And Insurance
Multiple help offers in one clipping seek workers for international stocking mills Norris town Pennsylvania and for Santa Fe area sales positions. Contracts include part time full time options with commissions and training through the Massachusetts Bank and Insurance Company.
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Sernational Stocking Mills
Norristown
Santa Fe and
Vicinity
Massachusetts Ban and Insurance Company
Accident and Heath Dept
Saginaw
Mechican
Capital
Don't Idle Or You See One Rat Say Mr White
Mr Fred White warns against idling to attract rats and shares his rat problem solved by RAT-SNAP. He reports his cellar filled as rats ate potatoes until RAT-SNAP was used, then a dead rat appeared. The ad urges readers to follow his example and mentions three pack sizes sold by Collins Drug and Stationery Co and Kaune Grocery Co.
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Fred White
Mr. White
Collins Drug and Stationery Co
Kaune Grovery Co
How Big New York Grocery Firm Keeps Down Rats
Vroome and Co, butter and cheese merchants in New York City, say RAT-SNAP keeps rats in their cellars. Farmers use RAT-SNAP because it eliminates rats. Three sizes priced 35¢ 65¢ and 1.25, sold and guaranteed by Colling Drug and Stationery Co and Kaune Grocery Co.
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Vroome & Co
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Henweer Congress
Dows
Harding
Courer
Allan
Santa Wirevetor
Amd
Meris
Monkey Magee
Elihu
NEW Mexico News Review
Bernalillo
Lothuque Journal
Colfax
Dona Ana
Hidalgo
Guadalupe
Roy Keller
Kandoth
Cheater
Ruddie Ford
Theef
D.C. Daniel
Mosquero Devel
Sisters OF Holy Nazareth
Grant
Luna
Fred Harvey
Carefee
Grand Canyon National Park
Ms. Lots Agent
Salta FR
Omer Agrere
Omer
Fort Wayne
Ind
J-Box
Columbus
Ohio
M-Box
Detroit
Mich
P-Rox
League
Toledo
Mras
Caliornia
Fairmont Maternity Hospital
T. B. Long
7Th St
Kansas City, MO
Cowan Tire & Rubber Co
P. O. Box
Chicago, Ill
Eagle Hosiery Company
Darby
New York
McFie & Edwards Attorneys
Santa Fe Post Office
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